Valuetainment - ＂Russians Are Dangerous＂ – Ilia Topuria GOES OFF On Russia, Putin & Islam’s Makhachev Roots

00:00:00.000 do you follow any of the politics like what's going on with ukraine and russia do you follow

00:00:04.180 any of that stuff or not really yeah a little bit what do you think about it what do you think about

00:00:07.640 what's going on there what do you think about zelinski putin you know there's how the world

00:00:14.360 sees it but then you're in the region right you're there so in america you know putin's a bad guy let

00:00:21.580 me tell you this this this is that he started the war or zelinski all he wants is money he's bought 0.94

00:00:25.540 he just keeps taking money what do you think about what's going on there even if he wants to

00:00:32.480 take the money and all that i don't know i'm against to kill the people always i'm always gonna 0.89

00:00:40.400 vote for the peace always so i don't know i don't i don't know that deep about who but something that

00:00:50.300 i know from my history from my livings are that they are they are the russians are put in let's 0.91

00:01:00.960 say like the politicians that run russia because nothing against the people uh regular people from

00:01:07.680 russia i'm talking about the politicians they don't give a damn about anyone yeah in georgia i was living

00:01:17.720 in 2008 i saw what they were doing to to my people so russians russians russians yeah russians

00:01:27.700 i don't know dangerous people dangerous people interesting and i think that you can't trust at all in

00:01:37.700 in russians and i repeat i'm not talking about the regular people i'm talking about the politicians

00:01:45.020 it's it's crazy i don't know is is there a worse could be been islam where are they from they're 0.94

00:01:54.380 from uh dagestan dagestan that's that's part of they're russians right they are russian and when

00:01:59.660 they start to attack any place in the world the first people they send to the world is like russians 1.00

00:02:06.000 jechnians uh the people they have not you're you're not gonna see any russian russian in a war

00:02:13.460 you're always gonna see the people they have like call yourself a russian but wait for my call

00:02:19.400 because why do you think that is because they use them of course they use them they they they give

00:02:27.300 them a a position a place but at some point i'm gonna may i'm gonna ask you to do something for me

00:02:38.220 that's how it works everywhere in the world you do something first from for someone you want

00:02:45.540 something back this is how it works yeah it's crazy i don't know what what are your thoughts

00:02:54.540 from here from the united states like what do you think about what's going on in ukraine

00:03:00.560 well i mean you know when you when you watch zelinski at first everybody's like whoa putin

00:03:09.860 invaded what's that all about and then as it gets deeper and deeper and you hear the stories the

00:03:16.980 money being funneled through constantly wanting the money to continue coming up here talking to the

00:03:22.420 president as if america needs to give him more money disrespecting the u.s president a little bit 0.59

00:03:27.460 on the way he handled himself at the white house he has lost all credibility with a lot of people

00:03:32.120 in america most americans now don't fully support and trust zelinski they see putin as exactly who he

00:03:39.820 is he's a russia loyalist number one he's an old school guy uh but you know what you get with him

00:03:46.320 yeah you know i think that you can judge a whole country because of of one person i don't disagree

00:03:51.960 no i don't disagree i think you're right that goes to iran because we don't like zelinski 1.00

00:03:56.800 we are not supporting the the ukrainians and we are gonna gonna say that um the russians are not

00:04:04.520 the the los kimbaden how you say that in english kimbayan invadores invadores i don't know if i'm

00:04:14.160 even saying correctly invaders invaders invaders they they are the invaders 100 they are the invaders 0.75

00:04:21.940 right no and then do you think the the opposite that they are not i think if in the history is a

00:04:30.640 little bit complicated when you go back and you read about the fact that u.s made a promise when

00:04:36.120 putin went to clinton is like hey i'd like to join nato would you guys want to entertain the idea and

00:04:41.440 say yeah let me call you back calls him back five minutes not right now putin wanted to join nato

00:04:45.900 why don't you want him to join nato because if they don't join nato you need war so you can make

00:04:49.560 more money so you need a bad guy so you want to kind of isolate putin to the side and you know

00:04:55.080 do you really think that if putin wants to join nato he he he couldn't do that yeah because they

00:05:02.880 said no why he is not a part of not nato you think they would want him to join nato they they don't

00:05:08.060 they they don't want it you think you think putin you think they would want putin to join nato

00:05:13.020 if they want putin to join nato why not you think nato wants putin to join nato at this point

00:05:23.100 i wish that no i wish that no because i don't i don't i don't want to have for

00:05:29.880 listen the the the history i have my family has with russia i'm like

00:05:35.740 with with the people that once runs that country it's like i don't give a damn 0.75

00:05:42.840 about about them you know i'm all against putin against putin like i get that no listen

00:05:50.800 i lived in iran we had a war with saddam hussein iraq and jimmy carter in the u.s i understand like

00:05:58.880 i'm there is emotion here i grew up with you know christian family in a country where 99 were

00:06:06.680 muslims in iran i saw what they did to christians i have memories of that i didn't leave at two years 1.00

00:06:11.980 old or four years old i left that almost 11 years old so those memories stay they're in the blood they

00:06:19.540 don't go away i have mine as well on experiences but to me i think sometimes i sit there and i

00:06:25.520 wonder that they need a bad guy for them to um think about it this way what has been the biggest

00:06:33.720 boxing fight of all time that made the most money uh it was floyd against pacquiao yeah what is the

00:06:42.740 biggest rap can you pull up what is the biggest boxing pay actual money pay of all time you know

00:06:51.480 who i think it's connor against uh okay and what you want to tell me with i'm gonna i'm gonna tell

00:06:55.960 you the point i'm making to you here that's number one okay so okay so number six is that go back up

00:07:01.080 six is de la jolla against mayweather good fight go to the next one okay floyd canelo go to the

00:07:09.680 next one both of those he made fun of him because he would wear the cinco de mayo connor mcgregor

00:07:14.900 who's that fight with is that with mayweather yes okay what's the next one and then pacquiao okay

00:07:20.820 that's one of them and then mayweather again with pacquiao what's the first one i'm actually

00:07:25.680 curious now what's the first one who's that with is that connor mayweather mconnor okay

00:07:30.840 so do you remember 275 million dollars a billion dollars in earnings one fight

00:07:39.060 yeah one billion dollars in earnings one fight right okay the reason why this did so well

00:07:45.300 is because everybody was convinced they hated each other they needed an enemy okay okay so

00:07:53.280 my opinion ilia there's a lot of money being made when there's wars who makes money weapons things you

00:08:05.760 know a lot of good weapons being sold if there's no war they don't make money like just like in ufc if

00:08:13.680 there's not a black for example what's going to get more eyeballs you against charles or you against

00:08:18.960 islam yeah of course why because it's more personal dagestan against georgia against are you 0.51

00:08:24.940 kidding me that could be like but why because it's emotion it's here so then people are going to come

00:08:31.880 and see more pay-per-view money's going to be made of course it's great business model i'll totally get

00:08:35.680 it end of the year john jones against ospinall right everybody wants to see that heavyweight fight

00:08:39.820 to see if it's going to take place or not john wants money for it because it's probably going to be his

00:08:44.200 last fight if that happens that fight's going to be insane right okay okay if all of a sudden

00:08:52.600 putin's in nato and he is now there's peace in the world and no issues how do you sell stuff

00:09:02.100 who made money with ukraine and russia the war who makes money when there's this stuff with israel

00:09:08.200 iran hamas who makes money when iran and you know iraq or afghanistan who made money these guys that

00:09:15.560 make weapons it's a business model so i think a part of it is yes putin is a loyalist to him

00:09:23.140 kgb background i know his background what his loyalty is to but i'm also not naive to believe that

00:09:29.900 there's people in the back that go like this hey ilia let me tell you what he said about you

00:09:35.180 hey let me say what he said about you and they're poking you right to upset you why because it sells

00:09:41.720 more so they they can't have all these guys get along because then those guys don't make money 0.97

00:09:48.020 and these are big contracts do you know who's the first company that came in on the contract with

00:09:53.560 ukraine after all the damages that happened in ukraine did you see a company came out and they got a

00:09:59.260 400 billion dollar contract to fix ukraine the rockefellers no no right here so you hear the

00:10:06.380 story about black black rock announces new investment initiative to rebuild ukraine okay well why rebuild

00:10:12.600 it why rebuild it so but you need war to rebuild of course you need damages to rebuild so i am just as

00:10:20.980 careful with the money people that want to see war as i am with world leaders like putin g all the

00:10:27.620 other guys both of them you have to be careful with so the so you believe that they do it because

00:10:34.580 of of the business of course okay not not putin putin is here i think that it's it goes a little bit

00:10:44.960 more far than only sell weapons for who though for putin yeah for putin and for the united states and

00:10:53.400 for everyone that that has the the weapons to sell maybe let me explain it a different way to

00:10:58.120 you khabib against connor yeah the fight who fought for money who fought for heart

00:11:03.960 for money connor for heart khabib okay so putin against the people that sell weapons

00:11:12.360 yeah who's fighting for his country who's fighting for money

00:11:15.400 uh see that's the difference yeah but i i'm i'm not very agree with that because i don't think that

00:11:25.160 he is looking only for the for the weapons you know what i what i mean how many how many uh people dies

00:11:31.320 in the in the war like i don't know two two hundred thousand how much weapons they need i don't know how

00:11:38.360 much money is that in total no how much money did they spend in the weapons in the in in the war with

00:11:45.000 ukraine a lot a lot of money it's it's in the billions on top of billions and i'm not talking

00:11:51.560 about russia or ukraine i'm talking about all the people that make those weapons okay the general

00:11:57.800 dynamics the you know uh you can list the name of the companies that these guys that sell the weapons

00:12:04.120 that's a business model do you know who eisenhower is no the president of us eisenhower

00:12:10.280 no okay so when he was show me the face maybe he was a former general oh many years ago this is

00:12:15.480 before my time and your time this was a long time ago so this guy died in 1969 i was born in 78 so

00:12:21.480 this is before my time when he was done this guy was a was he a four-star general rob or a five-star

00:12:27.320 general can you go a little bit lower five-star he was a five-star general i mean ilya five you know

00:12:32.520 what five stars like yeah i can imagine we don't have a lot of i don't know how type in how many

00:12:37.720 five-star generals america's had how many five stars how many five star generals has america had i

00:12:45.880 think it's a few okay there you go george c marshall douglas macarthur eisenhower henry h arnold

00:12:53.480 and omar bradley five of them okay eisenhower is the only one from the five that becomes a president

00:13:00.040 okay when he's done being a president he's given his last speech he gives this famous speech that

00:13:07.000 everybody always talks about and he says be very this is the speech right here okay i'm very curious

00:13:13.000 about this one yeah can you play rap now this conjunction of an immense military establishment

00:13:18.280 and a large arms industry is new in the american experience large arms industry composite like arms

00:13:25.640 like they're selling weapons it's a large weapons industry keep going the total influence economic

00:13:31.240 political even spiritual there you go is felt in every city every state house every office of the

00:13:37.800 federal government we recognize the imperative need for this development yet we must not fail to

00:13:45.160 comprehend its grave implications our toil resources and livelihood are all involved

00:13:52.440 so is the very structure of our society in the councils of government we must car guard against

00:14:00.920 the acquisition of unwarranted influence whether sought or unsought go background by the

00:14:05.880 acquisition so this is very important i want to explain this part to you umberto can you come here

00:14:11.320 and explain this unwarranted umberto can you come in here just to explain this part i think he's

00:14:16.920 going to come here if you can can you just translate this part if you could if you want to give him the mic

00:14:22.280 so when he's saying it just translate the key word so the acquisition of unwarranted influence

00:14:34.520 keep playing it the acquisition of unwarranted influence whether sought or unsought by the military

00:14:41.400 industrial complex pause right now military industrial complex so meaning the the the there is these guys

00:14:55.000 that buy influence politically economically and spiritually military industrial complex by

00:15:02.120 selling weapons so be very careful how much influence those guys have because those guys

00:15:09.080 imagine on the back end they make tens of billions of dollars hundreds of billions of dollars

00:15:12.840 and they come and they buy politicians here's fifty thousand dollars here's a hundred thousand dollars

00:15:19.320 here's three hundred thousand dollars here's two hundred thousand dollars go make this law

00:15:24.280 or go do this or go do that the more wars the more money they make okay so he's saying when he's

00:15:31.960 done being a president as a five-star general be very careful with these companies that are going to use

00:15:39.320 their money economically politically and spiritually to create and start all the narratives yes so you

00:15:47.240 just to me i used to always like i used to think this way you know how you grow up you think everything

00:15:52.840 they taught you in school you know you said like the earth is flat what did you say i don't care if

00:15:57.240 they're just flat or not but there's certain things we're taught right and then later on you're like

00:16:04.120 yeah i don't know about that i don't know about this i don't know about this and then you know you

00:16:07.720 create your own opinions as you're going through it there's the core belief there's the values there's

00:16:12.600 family there's pride there's faith there's god there's all of that stuff but sometimes you got to be

00:16:20.200 when people are wanting to poke the bear you know

00:16:23.080 don't get me wrong did putin take advantage of the fact that a weak leader was in america

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Valuetainment - April 12, 2025

＂Russians Are Dangerous＂ – Ilia Topuria GOES OFF On Russia, Putin & Islam’s Makhachev Roots

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